JPH10218751A - Incense stick bundle for visiting grave - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain an incense stick bundle for visiting a grave, capable of being easily wholly ignited. SOLUTION: This incense stick bundle for visiting a grave is produced by bundling the prescribed number of incense sticks 2. Therein, ignition paper 5 is wound on the tips of the incense sticks 2 so as to be projected from the tips of the incense sticks 2, and the tip of the wound ignition paper 5 is subsequently flatly pressed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a grave attending incense, and more particularly to a grave attending incense having a structure that makes it easy to light the entire incense of a bundled grave attending incense.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional grave incense sticks are about 50 to 70 incense.
A plurality of incense sticks consisting of around one book were simply bundled in a band.

[0003]

The conventional incense stick for grave visit is
Since a plurality of incense sticks consisting of about 50 to 70 pieces are bundled in a band, it is difficult to light the entire incense stick with only one match stick because of the material of the incense stick when lit with a match etc. . Even if a lighter is used, it is similarly difficult to light each incense stick. When the wind was blowing in a cemetery such as outdoors, there was a drawback that it was even more difficult to light.

For this reason, a rolled newspaper was lit, and a grave incense stick was lit with a lit newspaper. In this way, it is not possible to light the entire incense stick with only one matchstick, so it must be fired many times, and it is easy to get burned because it is fired to the very end of the matchstick. Even when used, it was somewhat inconvenient. Even when newspaper is used, it is easy to burn when igniting, and it is troublesome to clean a lit newspaper.

[0005] For this reason, the applicant has proposed a grave incense stick that can surely light the entire grave incense stick with one matchstick (Japanese Utility Model Application No. Hei 8-1218). In the proposed grave incense stick, the ignition paper is wrapped around the tip of the incense stick, and the tip is twisted and bound. Experiments have shown that the burning speed slows down and it takes time for the incense to ignite.

[0006] Even with the proposed structure of the cemetery incense stick, it is possible to surely light the entire incense stick in the cemetery where the wind blows, but it is desired to be able to light the whole tombstone incense more quickly. .

[0007] The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a grave entry incense that can reliably and quickly light the entire grave entry incense with one matchstick. And

[0008]

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned object, a grave visit incense stick of the present invention is a grave visit incense stick in which a predetermined number of incense sticks are bundled,
The ignition paper is characterized in that the ignition paper protrudes from the tip of the incense stick and is wound, and the tip of the ignition paper is pressed flat.

The ignition paper may be coated with a combustion aid, or a predetermined number of incense sticks may be coated with an ignition agent. Further, the leading end of the predetermined number of incense sticks may have a structure in which the ignition paper is sandwiched between a plurality of incense sticks.

When the ignition sheet is ignited, the leading end of the ignition sheet is pressed flat, so that the supply of oxygen is sufficiently distributed, and the ignition sheet burns without slowing down the burning speed.
The entire incense stick for the grave visit is quickly and reliably ignited.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is an explanatory perspective view of an embodiment of a grave incense stick according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of an embodiment of a tip portion thereof, and FIG. The partial explanatory view of the tip part of the grave incense stick is shown.

In FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, a tomb incense stick 1 is a bundle of a predetermined number, for example, about 50 to 70 incense sticks 2. The incense sticks 2 near both ends are bundled with a thin bundle of paper 3, and the entirety is bundled. It is wrapped with wrapping paper 4.

The tip of the incense stick 2 constituting the grave incense stick 1 is easy to ignite, and the fire is hard to extinguish even when the flame is extinguished when ignited. The incense 2 of the ignition paper 5 is wound twice or more around its outer periphery in a form protruding from the tip of the incense 2
Are fixed and covered, that is, bound in a form in which the portion protruding from the front end portion is pressed straight and flat.

The igniting paper 5 is coated with the auxiliary agent 6 (dotted in FIG. 3) so that the igniting paper 5 is damp and difficult to ignite, even if it is difficult to ignite. In this case, the auxiliary agent 6 is applied to the ignition paper 5 colored in the same color as the incense stick 2, and apparently the ignition paper 5
The incense stick 2 and the incense stick 2 may have the same color, and the beauty of the tomb incense stick 1 may be maintained.

In order to make the ignition of the incense stick 2 more reliable,
As shown in FIG. 3, an ignition agent 7 such as red phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, sulfur, or the like, in addition to potassium nitrate, sodium nitrate, sodium fumarate, sodium citrate, etc., may be applied to the tip of each incense stick 2, as shown in FIG.

In the grave incense stick 1 having such a configuration,
When the wrapping paper 4 of the grave incense stick 1 is removed and the ignition paper 5 is lit using a match or the like, the ignition paper 5 is ignited. At this time, since the leading end of the ignition paper 5 is bound in a form pressed flat, the ignition paper 5 is always supplied with oxygen, and the ignition paper 5 at the leading end of the incense stick is twisted and the oxygen supply is not sufficient. The burning speed is higher than that of the incense burner, and the incense 2 can be ignited faster.

When the ignition paper 5 is coated with the combustion aid 6, even if the ignition paper 5 is moist, the combustion aid 6 assists the ignition of the ignition paper 5 and its combustion, and the ignition paper 5 is reliably burned. Each incense stick 2 can be lit.

When the tip of each incense stick 2 is coated with an igniting agent 7 such as red phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, sulfur or the like in addition to the above-mentioned potassium nitrate, sodium nitrate, sodium fumarate, sodium citrate, etc., the ignition agent ignites and burns. Even if the incense stick 2 is wet due to the strong thermal power, each incense stick 2 is lit, and the entire grave incense stick is lit. When the combustion aid 6 is applied to the ignition paper 5, the speed at which the entire grave incense stick is lit is increased.

Even when the wind is blowing in a graveyard such as outdoors, once the ignition paper 5 is lit, the ignition paper 5
Even if the flame is extinguished, the ignition paper 5 continues to burn due to the combustion characteristics of the ignition paper 5 or with the aid of the auxiliary agent 6, so that the incense sticks 2 are lit reliably.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory front view of another embodiment of the grave incense stick according to the present invention. In the figure, the tomb incense stick 1 meanders in an S-shape at the center thereof and protrudes from the tip of the incense stick 2. Further, after the center of the tomb stick incense stick 1 meanders in an S-shape, The incense sticks 1 are bundled with the ignition paper 5 with the outer periphery wound at least twice.
The leading end of the ignition paper 5 protruding from the leading end of the incense stick 2 is bound in a form pressed flat as shown in FIGS. The ignition paper 5 to which the auxiliary agent 6 is applied may be used. Also in this case, as shown in FIG. 1, both ends of the grave incense stick 1 are bound with a thin binding paper 3, and it is needless to say that the whole is packaged with the wrapping paper 4.

When the ignition paper 5 meandering in an S-shape is sandwiched in the center of the incense stick 1 for grave visits, the incense 2 in the central part is also shortened by the sandwiched ignition paper 5 in the S-shape. It is possible to light a fire.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory front view of another embodiment of the grave incense stick according to the present invention. In FIG. 5, one ignition sheet 5 of FIG. 4 meanders in an S-shape at the tip of the incense stick 2 and then winds at least twice around the outer periphery of the grave incense stick 1. A plurality (four in FIG. 5) of the ignition papers 8 are sandwiched between the incense sticks 2, and one of the ignition papers 8 is sandwiched between the incense sticks 2.
This is a structure in which a sheet of ignition paper 8 or a completely separate ignition paper 5 is bundled with the outer circumference of the grave incense stick 1 wound at least twice. Also in this case, the ignition papers 5 and 8 to which the auxiliary agent 6 is applied may be used.

[0023]

As described above, according to the present invention, a structure is adopted in which the incense is wound with an igniting paper which is difficult to extinguish, and the tip of the incense stick is pressed flat to bind the incense. Even in a situation where the wind is blowing outdoors, the entire incense stick for the grave visit can be reliably ignited in a short time.

In the case where the ignition paper is coated with a combustion aid, the ignition paper is easy to catch fire even when the ignition paper is damp, and the fire does not extinguish. However, the ignition paper continues to burn, and the entire incense stick for the grave visit can be ignited reliably and in a short time.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory perspective view of one embodiment of a grave incense stick according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of one embodiment of the tip portion.

FIG. 3 is a partial explanatory view of a tip of a grave incense stick when an ignition agent is applied.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory front view of another embodiment of the grave incense stick according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory front view of another embodiment of the grave incense stick according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Grave incense stick 2 Incense stick 3 Bundle paper 4 Wrapping paper 5, 8 Ignition paper 6 Auxiliary agent 7 Ignition agent

Claims (4)

[Claims] In a grave visit incense stick in which a predetermined number of incense sticks are bundled, an ignition sheet protrudes from the tip end of the predetermined number of incense sticks and is wound around the tip end of the incense stick. A grave incense stick that is pressed flat. 2. The incense stick for grave visit according to claim 1, wherein an auxiliary agent is applied to the ignition paper. 3. The incense stick for a grave visit according to claim 1, wherein an ignition paper is sandwiched between a plurality of incense sticks at a tip portion of the predetermined number of incense sticks. 4. An ignition agent is attached to a tip portion of said predetermined number of incense sticks.
A grave incense stick as described in any of the above.